28 June 2019 | Euronews
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USA Alleged organizer in David Ortiz shooting arrested in Dominican Republic Authorities said that the man paid for a hit on his cousin but that Ortiz was shot in a case of mistaken identity. -
World News Rapinoe double takes US past France into semi-finals Megan Rapinoe struck twice as the United States beat hosts France 2-1 in the women's World Cup quarter-finals at the Parc des Princes on Friday to set up a semi-final clash with England. -
World News What's in the historic EU-Mercosur free-trade deal? | Euronews Answers After two decades of negotiations, the EU and South American bloc Mercosur announced they reached a "historic" agreement on a free-trade treaty on Friday. What's in the historic deal and what are its critics' concerns? -
USA Kamala Harris walks back her hand-up moment on health care The California senator raised her hand when asked if she'd get rid of private health insurance, but said Friday she misunderstood the question. It wasn't the first time. -
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World News 17-year-old man dies of heat stroke in Spain as heatwave grips Europe A 17-year-old died from heatstroke in southern Spain as the heatwave continues across much of Europe, with temperatures forecast to hit 45 degrees Celsius -
USA Biden defends civil rights record after Kamala Harris confronts him at debate "I never, never, never, ever opposed voluntary busing, as a program that Senator Harris participated in and that made a difference in her life," he said. -
USA Outrage at manslaughter charge for Alabama woman who lost baby in shooting An Alabama woman was charged with manslaughter over the death of her unborn child after she was shot in a dispute that police said she started. -
World News Who is Megan Rapinoe, the US football star who'll snub Trump's White House invitation? Megan Rapinoe, the women's football star whose two penalties against Spain earned the United States their place in Friday’s world cup quarter-final against France, as just as unassailable off the pitch. -
USA In a world without Roe, how would Medicare for All guarantee abortion access in states that outlaw it? Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders seemed to make this claim during Thursday night's debate. Experts say he's wrong — but it's complicated. -
Albania Tensions rise in Albania two days before disputed municipal elections Tensions are rising in Albania two days before municipal elections are due to be held, with President Ilir Meta and Prime Minister Edi Rama at odds over the date -
USA What viewers really thought: Election Confessions from the first Democratic debate "I so wanted to like him," "I don't want to be pandered to!" and more from Night One and Night Two. -
World News Climate change talks bow to pressure from oil-rich Saudi Arabia Despite meeting during a record-breaking heatwave, delegates failed to make significant progress during UN climate change talks — and bowed to the demands of oil-producing countries over how to respond to a flagship scientific study. -
Business Watch: Heatwave sees surge in demand for air conditioners across Europe The heatwave currently gripping Europe has seen a surge in demand for cooling devices, such as air conditioners and fans, in shops across the continent. -
Business Watch: Lego's parent company buys Merlin Entertainments for €6.6 billion Blackstone, the parent company of the internationally acclaimed toy manufacturer Lego has acquired Merlin Entertainments, owner of Madame Tussaud's, for €6.6 billion. -
USA DHS predicts up to 25 percent drop in migrant apprehensions at border The number of migrants crossing into the U.S. typically drops as temperatures rise in summer, but McAleenan said the decline is more than just seasonal. -
Earth News Top 5 apps to ease you into a sustainable lifestyle and change the way you shop A selection of apps to 'greenify' your smartphone and change your daily shopping habits for the better. -
No Comment A pool with a view: tourists take dip in fountain in front of Eiffel Tower Tourists visiting Paris on Friday kept cool whilst sightseeing by taking a dip in the fountains in front of the Eiffel Tower. -
My Europe Series How has the result of the European election affected Italy and Germany Months after the European Elections, we’re back to talk about its main takeaways, namely gains for the greens and the strengthening of anti-immigrant far-right parties. We bring you two reports on Insiders Unreported Europe – Euronews’ current affairs magazine. One from Italy and one from Germany. -
USA Jimmy Carter says Trump only won the election because Russia 'interfered on his behalf' While in Japan for the G20 summit, a reporter asked Trump if he would tell Russia not to meddle in U.S. elections, to which he responded, "Yes, of course I will." -
My Europe Series Watch: What are the main takeaways from the European Election? Watch the interview to hear viewpoints from two different countries, Italy and Poland, about why Italy’s League Party scored so high and why the Law and Justice Party in Poland did so well. -
My Europe Series Lampedusa divided over migrants Lampedusa, one of the centres of the migrant crisis, is divided in opinion. A doctor has been helping, he says, around 300,000 people for the last 30 years, as they dock on the island's shores. Others, who support Matteo Salvini’s League Party, want better jobs and more help from the government. -
Business Planet Social innovation: when business becomes a force for good Business Planet travels to Paris to see how one award-winning company is making a big difference by turning piles of the city’s food waste into renewable energy. -
Japan Watch: Chief Executive of Nissan apologises for Ghosn misconduct "As a representative of our company, I would like to deeply apologize to our shareholders for the financial misconduct and the serious wrongdoing by our former executives last year." -
Business Planet When business serves society: "It's quite possible to combine profitability and social action." One French firm decided to go beyond making money and instead chose to make a wider contribution to society. ‘Love Your Waste’ in Paris turns food waste into renewable energy. -
USA Trump immigration official blames migrant father for deaths captured in photo "Until we fix the attractions in our asylum system, people like that father and that child are going to continue to come through a dangerous trip," the acting director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services said -
No Comment Koi feeding and rickshaw rides: G20 spouses get a taste of Japan's culture The spouses of G20 leaders enjoyed a varied cultural programme in Osaka and the ancient city of Kyoto, Japan on Friday on the sidelines of the ongoing summit. -
USA Team Biden hopes to move swiftly past fiery clash with Harris in first debate "This is super heavy stuff that can't play out in a ten-person debate. Harris had a strategy that took advantage of that reality," one top campaign official said. -
Europe News EU summit top jobs race round two EU leaders meet on Sunday to thrash out a deal over the team that will guide the bloc for the next five years. The power game between the French and German leaders will be key to breakthroughs. Paris is pushing for French Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier, while Berlin is sticking to Manfred Weber. -
USA Supreme Court to hear legal fight over aid to religious schools Three women sued over a state scholarship program in Montana because they wanted to use the money to send their children to a Christian school. -
Series Cuba celebrates 500 years of history through its arts Visit the cosmopolitan and cultural city of Havana through its Cuban music and National Ballet productions -
Series Cuba Travel Diary: Havana celebrates its 500th anniversary Havana's history is evident in its people, its architecture, its avenues and stately buildings. -
My Europe Series Under pressure: migration, corruption and Brexit weigh on EU countries This week in State of the Union: another NGO boat in a Mediterranean standoff with Italy saw the EU Commission calling for migrants to be disembarked. A corruption report saw Hungary in the spotlight for refusing its publication, and we looked at how Brexit is affecting expats in Brussels. -
France World Cup Final hosts, Lyon, break world record for most footballers playing in single game The world record attempt is a bid to promote opportunity, equality, and respect for women in sport. -
USA Russia's Putin declares liberalism in Europe 'obsolete' "The liberal idea... has come into conflict with the interests of the overwhelming majority of the population," Putin said. -
Germany German police shut down country's biggest online drugs market Eleven people between the ages of 24 and 44 were arrested in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Poland and Spain during the investigation into the Chemical Revolution marketplace. -
USA Supreme Court won't hear appeal to restore Alabama abortion law In 2016, Alabama's legislature voted to ban a procedure known as dilation and evacuation but the law was blocked by the courts before it took effect. -
World Why is honey in Oman creating a business buzz? In the Al-Hajar mountain chain of northern Oman, what appears to be just a pile of logs is actually an apiary of beehives. This is a centuries-old method of beekeeping which has been passed down from one generation to the next. -
World Rising Syrian songwriter-rapper Moh Flow talks challenges for regional artists Singer-songwriter Moh Flow is hoping to hit the big time with his most recent releases from an upcoming album called Faith. -
World How are Egyptians leading the way for American football in the region? Egypt is the only nation in North Africa which is home to a domestic American football league. -
USA Supreme Court agrees to hear DACA case in win for Trump administration The court will hear the case during its next term, which begins in October, and a decision likely wouldn't come till 2020. -
Iran Iran warns talks are 'last chance' to save nuclear deal Talks with world powers are the “last chance” to save the nuclear deal, Tehran warned — but the US wants to choke off all sales of Iranian oil. -
USA Why is LGBT Pride Day celebrated on June 28? Pride Day commemorates the Stonewall riots, considered the most important event in the gay liberation movement in the United States. -
Climate Now Pan-European initiative to provide pollen forecasts based on near real-time observations The Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring service (CAMS) recently formed a new partnership with the European Aeroallergen Network (EAN,) and will explore ground breaking technology to deliver automatic pollen observations in near real-time across Europe. -
World News British PM May confronts Putin over Skripal poisoning in tense G20 meeting Russia must end its"irresponsible and destabilising activity" if relations between the two countries were to improve, May told Putin during a tense meeting at the G20 summit in Japan. -
USA Watch: NASA drone will explore possibility of life on one of Saturn's moons Before life evolved, said Nieber, the landscape on Earth was in fact quite similar to that of Titan today. -
USA Democrats march leftward in first presidential debates First Read is your briefing from "Meet the Press" and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter. -
World News Temperatures in France cross 45C threshold for first time ever: Meteo France France recorded its highest temperature since records began at 45 Celsius on Friday afternoon. -
Earth News The future of sports nutrition: protein powder made from food waste The company leading the way in nutrition by making sustainable food supplements and protein powders from household and grocery food waste. -
Belgium Ideology debate: Putin says 'liberalism obsolete', Tusk says 'authoritarianism obsolete' The Russian president and EU Council president have entered into a battle of ideologies. -
United Kingdom Theresa May confronts Vladimir Putin over poisoning of former Russian spy in UK British Prime Minister Theresa May confronted Russian President Vladimir Putin over the poisoning of former Russian spy Sergei Skripal in the UK last year -
Spain Nearly 40kg of cocaine found in luggage of officer in Bolsonaro's G20 plane entourage A Brazilian military officer who was set to accompany President Jair Bolsonaro on his return trip from the G20 in Tokyo was arrested in Spain after 39kg of cocaine was recovered from his luggage, police have revealed. -
World Your Call in full: Privacy of leaders' health and are migrant rescue ships getting too poltiical? Catch the full episode of Thursday night's Your Call -
USA Trump's split-screen trip: As Dems debate, for once it's not all about him The president is finding that for the first time since he catapulted onto the American political scene, there's another show in town. -
World Raw Politics in full: G20 latest, Merkel's health, and Iran tensions Watch the full episode Raw Politics -
USA Raging wildfire in Spain's suspected cause is combustion of manure in heat wave Hundreds of firefighters struggled to contain the blaze that has spread over 13,590 acres and forced the evacuation of 53 residents. -
USA Trump gives Putin light-hearted warning: 'don't meddle in election' The US President joked with his Russian counterpart on the sidelines of the G20 by warning him not to meddle in the 2020 presidential election. -
No Comment California hillside glows with thousands of colourful solar-powered lights The "Field of Light" exhibition by British artist Bruce Munro, who is known for his large-scale light installations, is made up of 58,000 stemmed glass globes lit by fiber-optics. -
World Tirana mayor warns against Albania being 'the Pyongyang of Europe' The country had been scheduled to go to the polls this weekend, but several of the largest opposition parties announced they would boycott the vote, unhappy with recent judicial reforms. -
World Captain of Sea Watch 3's message to Salvini: 'Don't play games with people's lives' A special report from on board the Sea Watch 3 rescue ship shows the conditions the migrants are living in. The boat is now in Italian waters after being denied permission to unload its passengers. -
Italy Watch: Italy's Genoa bridge destroyed in six second controlled explosion Two pylons of the bridge were wiped out in a controlled explosion to make way for a new structure to be built after it collapsed last August, killing 43 people. -
World Heatwave: red alert in France as 45C expected in the south The French national weather service took the unprecedented step of issuing red alerts in four of its departments due to high temperatures. -
Iran Strait of Hormuz: Why does Iran threaten to close it? Control of the strategically-important Strait of Hormuz has been at the heart of Iran's asymmetric war strategy for decades. -
USA Police body-cam maker halts launch of 'unreliable' facial recognition technology Police equipment maker Axon said it decided against launching facial recognition on its body cameras after it was deemed "not yet reliable". -
USA A vast water reservoir has been discovered deep beneath the Atlantic Ocean If similar reservoirs exist in other coastal areas, they could be valuable resources for water-starved regions around the world. -
World EU funds help Uganda take in refugees from DR Congo, and may slow migrant flow to Europe Uganda has an open policy for refugees - which aid organisations see as an example to others. -
Italy The anti-Salvini mayor, a mystery €150,000 and the migrant rescue fleet that never was The story of how a 400-strong fleet conceived to defy Italy's right-wing government and save migrants' lives turned into a concert and boat parade. -
Iran 7 ways sanctions on Iran are impacting everyday life From chickens to ID cards, US sanctions are changing daily life for many Iranians. -
Italy A bad turn could cost billions: See how engineers train to drive a rover on Mars In two years, Europans will land their first rover on Mars. Do you know how engineers will drive a vehicle that's more than 50,000,000 kilometres away? For this 360° report we went to the training ground in Turin to find out. -
Earth News Inspirational eco-luxury crafts to bring into your home Our homes too can be luxurious without harming our planet -
World News Treaty of Versailles centenary: Relics tell story of historic signing On the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Versailles, we take a look at some relics from the moment the state of war between Germany and the Allied Powers was ended after World War I and how the historic treaty shaped the world today. -
World News New hope to end cervical cancer as HPV vaccine have major impact Researchers said on Wednesday a vaccination against HPV is having a major impact on stopping infections and should significantly reduce cases of the disease within a decade. -
USA Smiling Trump tells Putin: 'Don't meddle in the election, please' Trump's casual comments to Putin at a meeting during the Group of 20 Summit are unlikely to satisfy his critics. -
France Versailles 100 years on: 7 ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world From the forerunner of the United Nations to the end of Germany's colonial empire, 7 ways the Treaty of Versailles changed the world. -
USA Democratic frontrunner Biden criticised for race record in TV debate Democratic White House favourite Joe Biden came under fierce attack for his past record on race in a TV debate. -
USA Front-running Biden trips in first 2020 Democratic debate Analysis: Over the span of two days, rivals Kamala Harris and Elizabeth Warren created opportunities for themselves. -
USA Who won the second Democratic debate? Analysis: Kamala Harris stood out, Joe Biden had a target on his back, and a few of the candidates were barely there. -
USA Top candidate lines from the second night of Democratic debate Some of the most memorable takes from each candidate on stage in Miami on Thursday. -
USA Integration's painful past becomes the present for Biden and Harris Analysis: In the debate, Biden revived his long-ago support for local school control. But Harris countered that only the federal government integrated schools. -
USA 'I couldn't get it done,' Buttigieg says of police tensions "It's a mess, and we're hurting," Buttigieg says of the fallout in his Indiana city after the killing of a black man by a white officer. -
USA Trump pans Democratic debate take on undocumented insurance: 'That's the end of that race!' The president weighed in on the debate in Japan, on his way to a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel. -
USA Biden, Sanders go after Trump at Democratic debate 10 Democratic candidates took the stage at the face off, hosted by NBC hosted in Miami. -
USA Fact checking Night Two of the first Democratic debate As the second set of Democratic candidates take the stage, here are the claims that hold up and the ones that don't. -
USA Live-tracking mentions of President Trump during the Democratic debate Democrats mostly avoided talking about the president on Wednesday night. Will that happen again on Thursday? -
USA De Blasio apologizes after quoting Che Guevara at South Florida rally After Wednesday's debate, de Blasio ended a speech to a union crowd by chanting Guevara's slogan "hasta la victoria siempre" or "until victory, always." -
USA This is how much work women miss because of their periods There's still a taboo for women when it comes to discussing menstrual pain at work or school. -
World News 'It's a great moment for French gastronomy,' world's best chef Mauro Colagreco tells Euronews In an exclusive interview with Euronews, world best chef Mauro Colagreco shares the philosophy underlying his seasonal cuisine, inspired by Mediterranean cultures and his native Argentina.